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Indigenous in the Diaspora: Trinidad (Indo-Caribbean)
Byleticiakanywuiro June 8, 2026

Bridging Science, Storytelling, and Indigenous Knowledge: Meet Natasha Ramroop Singh Natasha Ramroop Singh is an associate teaching professor in the Faculty of Biological Science and a strong advocate for open educational pedagogies at Thompson Rivers University. Since joining TRU in 2019, Ramroop Singh has developed open textbooks and open video resources in biology, genetics, and chemistry that have saved students thousands of dollars while improving access to…

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Gender Affirming Ribbon Clothing Workshop – Indigiqueer Firekeepers (Option two)

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Gender Affirming Ribbon Clothing Workshop – Indigiqueer Firekeepers (Option one)

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Gender Affirming Ribbon Clothing Workshop – Indigiqueer Firekeepers (Option two)

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Gender Affirming Ribbon Clothing Workshop – Indigiqueer Firekeepers (Option one)

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What the New Outdoor Ice Rink Teaches us about Third Spaces
Byolivialane February 2, 2026February 2, 2026

If you have been downtown lately, you have probably noticed that the new outdoor ice rink in Riverside Park has quickly become a hub of activity. While it might be easy to attribute the rink’s popularity to novelty, winter fun, or free skating, I think something deeper is at play….

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Knowledge Makers Volume 11
Byleticiakanywuiro January 23, 2026January 23, 2026

Call for Writers! This year we are inviting emerging writers, researchers, artists, and storytellers to contribute to publishing their work for the volume 11 edition, centered on providing solutions grounded in lived experience Indigenous Knowledge, land-based wisdom, and intergenerational learning. Theme Our main theme surrounds the following phrase; Connecting with…

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Indigenous in the Diaspora: The Philippines
Byleticiakanywuiro January 19, 2026January 19, 2026

To discover more about the Ilocano Community, follow the info below: Ilocano: The Northerners of Luzon

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Pan-Indigenization in Tourism
Bynathanwilson January 13, 2026January 13, 2026

Pan-Indigenization is a topic that comes up a lot in my tourism degree, and it’s one that has become important to me. It refers to the tendency to group all Indigenous Nations into a single, simplified identity. How this shows up in tourism through symbols or displays that are assumed…

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Indigenous in the Diaspora: Taiwan
Byleticiakanywuiro November 25, 2025November 25, 2025

To discover more about the Indigenous people of Taiwan, visit the website below: Council of Indigenous Peoples

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The Research Toolkit: Scoping Reviews

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Deconstructing Indigeneity through Art

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